Paths of bullets traced in Fullerton library killings
Orange County pathologist described the trajectories of fatal bullets fired by Edward C Allaway in the July 12 1976 Fullerton State University library shooting that killed seven employees. Prosecutors presented testimony from many witnesses and a recording by Allaway who confessed on tape before calling police from the Hilton Inn in Fullerton. The trial in Santa Ana Superior Court resumes with the defense to begin Thursday morning.
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Orange County
Edward C. Allaway
Fullerton State University
Richard Fucumoto
Allaway
Santa Ana Superior Court
Bonnie
Fullerton
Hilton Inn
Superior Court
Robert P. Kneeland
Ronald Butler
Senators linked to South Korea gifts list in probe
Boston AP reports about 30 senators named in a South Korean gifts list amid an ethics probe into influence buying. The Christian Science Monitor says 40 percent are Republicans, with Adlai Stevenson III among those targeted. inquiries span House and Senate, detailing trips and gifts connected to Tongsun Park.
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Boston
Christian Science Monitor
South Korea
House
Monitor
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
D-Il
Senate Ethics Committee
Park
Washington
John Nields
House Ethics Committee
Walter Mondale
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Stevenson
Ethics Committee
American Bar Association
Chicago
House Ethics ‘Commie
Justice
Korea
Tongsun Park
Santa Cruz Faces Strict Water Rationing Measures
The state Public Utilities Commission approved emergency curbs for the Big Basin Water Co in the Santa Cruz mountains. Measures set 85 gallons per household and 500 gallons daily for Boulder Creek Golf and Country Club restaurant and bar, effective immediately until December, with ongoing rationing tied to drought conditions.
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San Francisco
Big Basin Water Co
Santa Cruz Mountain
State Public Utilities Commission
Golf and Country Club
Boulder Creek
California jobless rate jumps in July
Cal jobless rate rose half a point to 6.9 percent in July as the unemployment total fell to 157,300, the lowest in 30 months. Despite a smaller-than-normal drop, the seasonally adjusted rate increased due to weaker declines. Workforce totaled 9,287,200, down 30,300 from June. Construction reached a record 475,900 employed, while aerospace slipped from 451,100 to 450,700.
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Frank Merle
Aerospace
South Coast air agency squeezed out of Sohio bid
The South Coast Air Quality Management District said it was being squeezed out by the State Air Resources Board in the Sohio Long Beach oil terminal proposal. ARB negotiations with Ohio were described as two party, with McCandless noting any district decision requires ARB approval. The hearing reviewed the Alaska North Slope oil flow and a planned terminal to berth tankers, with trade offs needed to curb basin pollution.
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Bob Schmidt
San Francisco
Ohio
Los Angeles Basin
State Air Resources Board
al McCandless
Riverside County
South Coast Air Quality Management District
Congressional “Subcommittee
ARB
Harold Runnels
McCardless
McCandless
Subcommittee On Special Investigations
House Committee ‘On Interior and Insular Affairs
Alaska
Long Beach
Valdez
Tom Quinn
Sohio
Arbitration Demanded as Idle Firemen Face Contempt Hearing
County Common Pleas Judge William H. Wolff Jr moved a contempt hearing to today over the firemen's refusal to return to work after a temporary restraining order. The walkout prompted a phantom squad and calls for support from Fraternal Order of Police President Ronald Brandenberg who warned of unspecified action. Fire chief William Hockaday said surrounding towns' departments are being summoned to cover fires as 16 departments were asked to respond. Firemen seek a shorter work week from 24 to 43 hours and pay raises from 14 123 to 14 500 with base pay up from 12 643 to 12 480.
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Commmon-Pleas
William H. Wolff Jr
Order of Police
Ronald €. Brandenberg
Brandenberg
William Hockaday
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Chrysler wildcat strike enters third day at Trenton engine plant
Trenton Michigan AP A wildcat strike by 2000 auto workers over heat complaints and the firing of a union steward halted production for a third day at Chrysler Corp engine plant near Detroit. Police reported a quiet scene at gates as over 100 officers in riot gear patrolled the perimeter amid a sealed off area after strikers defied a judge's order and union demands.
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Trenton
Mich
Chrysler Corp
Detroit
Ralph Raymond
Thal Forest
SOHIO Pipeline Plan Faces California Permit Scrutiny
The FEA Administrator touted the SOHIO oil transport plan as advantageous, noting faster completion and use of an existing pipeline. California officials, led by air resources chief Tom Quinn, require environmental safeguards and protections for the state’s natural gas delivery system before issuing permits, while other project reviews lag by about 18 months. The Carter administration reportedly aims to support SOHIO if environmental and gas issues are resolved.
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FEA
California
O'Leary
Quinn
White House
Carter Administration
Sohio
Detroit gas tax battle pits Big 3 against decontrol plan
Detroit’s automakers oppose President Carter’s energy and gas price controls as Congress weighs a plan to decontrol fuel pricing. Hearings push for stronger conservation while House supports escalating taxes on inefficient cars and imports to curb consumption. Separately in Cyprus, EOKA-B leader Papadopoulos gets life term for the 1974 coup.
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Congress
Finance Committee
Basury
W. Michael
Russell Long
D-La
Long
Blumenthal
Carter
House
Blum
Detroit
Clouse
Senate
Energy Committee
Treasury
Nicosia, Cyprus
Letteris Papadopoulos
Eoka-B
Makarios
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Menahem Begin
Vance
Begin
Geneva
Palestine Liberation Organization
Seoul University
Santa Cruz
Sacramento
South Coast Air Agency
Sohio Fail
Thomas Austin
Douglas Robinson
Federal
Cergy Administration
Robinson
Mark Hannaford
D-Lang Beach
West Orange County
Runnels
Donald Bright
Port of
Los Angeles
Hannaford
State Energy Commission
Scia
Midland
Texas
Richard Maullin
Subc
United States
Maullin
Chrysler
Paget
Your Family
Treasu
Lakewood
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